Excellent movie. That's exactly one of those thrillers I enjoy watching after dusk. The cast is outstanding - Powers Boothe and Matthew McConaughey interact in a coordinated and perfidious manner (they're both Texas boys - so no wonder). I needn't say how good Bill Paxton is in here, as he aced almost any part in any movie he did so far. Now, Jeremy Sumpter and especially Matt O'Leary, they make this movie remarkably good. It's Matt's performance that adds tremendous authenticity and emotional depth to the plot. He plays in a way that demands considerable talent and skills - and both he has. Here he shows how mature he is and in which experienced manner he is able to handle such difficult roles such as the one of Fenton. I like him very much, he is incredibly strong in both his demeanour and his psychological endurance. Bravo! Jeremy Sumpter, as being Matt's junior partner here, aces his part as well. Especially in the last few shots, he exposes his tremendous talent and his genuine skills. Well done boys! Trivia: The two boys on the scooters when the movie eclipses are actually Matt and Jeremy again.

My Movie Rating: 9 / 10

I've watched this movie about three or four times and I'm more convinced each time that the movie is actually supporting the idea that 'God' really was directing this man to kill 'sinners'. A pretty creepy concept which I suspect religious loonies will claim as being perfectly righteous. 10/10 for the two boy actors who give convincing performances but unless someone can convince me I'm wrong the story gets zero out of ten for being sinister religious propaganda.

Good movie, nice twist at the end :)

My Movie Rating: 8 / 10